United States v. Vargas-Davila

How courts have described this case

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• affirming an upward variant for a violation of supervised release conditions based on \past behavior of the offender and the other realities of the situation\
• finding the defendant’s 24-month prison sentence substantively reasonable, even though his GSR was 5 to 11 months, noting, among other things, his “checkered record of non-compliance” with his supervised-release conditions
• “Although section 3583(e)(3) incorporates by reference, and thus encourages, consideration of certain enumerated subsections of section 3553(a), it does not forbid consideration of other pertinent section 3553(a) factors.”
• considering a substantive unreasonableness challenge to consideration of (a)(2)(A) factors

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